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AUSTRALIAN NOTICES to MARINERS Notices 361 - 406 15 May 2020 Edition 10 AUSTRALIAN NOTICES TO MARINERS Notices 361 - 406 Published fortnightly by the Australian Hydrographic Office Australian Notices to Mariners are the authority for correcting charts and publications published by the Australian Hydrographic Office covering Australia, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Australian Antarctic Territory and Timor-Leste. Commodore F.T. FREEMAN RAN Hydrographer of Australia SECTIONS. I. Australian Notices to Mariners, including blocks and notes. II. Hydrographic Reports. SUPPLEMENTS. I. Tracings II. Cumulative List of Australian Notices to Mariners. III. Cumulative List of Temporary and Preliminary Australian Notices to Mariners. IV. Temporary and Preliminary Notices in force. © Commonwealth of Australia 2020 This work is copyright. Apart from any use permitted under the Copyright Act 1968, no part may be reproduced by any process, adapted, communicated or commercially exploited without prior written permission from The Commonwealth represented by the Australian Hydrographic Office. AHP 18 IMPORTANT NOTICE This edition of Notices to Mariners includes all significant information affecting AHO products which the AHO has become aware of since the last edition. All reasonable efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information, including third party information, on which these updates are based. The AHO regards third parties from which it receives information as reliable, however the AHO cannot verify all such information and errors may therefore exist. The AHO does not accept liability for errors in third party information. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS The substance of these notices should be inserted on the charts affected. Bearings are referred to the true compass and are reckoned clockwise from North; those relating to lights are given as seen by an observer from seaward. Positions quoted in notices relate to WGS84 which is the horizontal datum for all charts produced by the Australian Hydrographic Office. The range quoted for a light is its nominal range. Depths are with reference to the chart datum of each chart. Heights are above mean high water springs or mean higher high water, as appropriate. The capital letter (P) or (T) after the number of any notice denotes a preliminary or temporary notice respectively, which are contained separately at the end of the permanent notices. REPORTING OF DANGERS Mariners are particularly requested to notify the AUSTRALIAN HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, Locked Bag 8801 Wollongong, NSW 2500 (Fax 02-4223 6599, e-mail [email protected] or, alternatively by filling in and submitting the Hydrographic Notes forms located on the web site – www.hydro.gov.au), immediately on the discovery of new dangers or suspected dangers to navigation. For changes or defects in aids to navigation notify AusSAR (Fax 02-6230 6868 or email [email protected]). AUTHORISED USE Copies of Australian notices are available free of charge from the Australian Hydrographic Office (AHO) website (www.hydro.gov.au) and through the eNotices (email) service (www.hydro.gov.au/enotices/enotices.htm). Individual Notices may be copied for the purpose of inserting Notice substance on official charts and publications. Paper copies may be printed by chart agents and distributed to customers on a cost recovery basis. Participating chart agents are listed on the AHO website as providing a 'Paper Notices to Mariners’ service (www.hydro.gov.au/webapps/jsp/agents/agents-list.jsp). Copies of the notices may not be sold for profit without prior written agreement. I NUMERICAL INDEX OF NOTICES TO MARINERS Edition No 10 Notices Aus Chart, INT Chart, ENC Cell, AHP, BA Pubs 361 Aus 23, 387, PNG 387 362 Aus 280, 281, 614, 652 363 Shutdown of AMSA's DGPS service 364 Aus 249, 251 365 Aus 238 366 Aus 236 367 Aus 835, 836 368 Aus 301 369 PNG 518, 631 370 Aus 386, 388, 4622, INT 622 371 Aus 840 372 Aus 115 373 Aus 72 374 Aus 53, 54 375 Aus 53, 326 376 Aus 606, 607 377 Aus 129 378 Aus 143 379 Aus 487 380 Aus 169, 171 381(T) Aus 489, 809 382(T) Aus 827 383(T) Aus 242 384(T) Aus 244, 245, 271 385(T) Aus 230 386(T) Aus 230 387(T) Aus 6 388(T) Aus 235 389(T) Aus 236 390(T) Aus 828 391(T) Aus 301 392(T) Aus 618 393(T) Aus 4604, 4622, INT 604, 622, PNG 545, 554, 679, 680 394(T) Aus 516, 4621, INT 621, PNG 515, 637 395(T) Aus 391, 662 396(T) Aus 293, 294, 299, 700 397(T) Aus 328, 4723, INT 723 398(T) Aus 327, 4722, 4723, INT 722, 723 399(T) Aus 328, 4723, INT 723 400(T) Aus 328, 329, 4723, 4725, INT 723, 725 401(T) Aus 154 402(T) Aus 796 403(T) Aus 172 404(T) Aus 171, 174 405(T) Aus 168 406(P) SLB 102 15 May 2020 3 I NUMERICAL INDEX OF CHARTS AFFECTED Edition No 10 Aus Chart Notices Aus Chart Notices Aus 6 387(T) Aus 840 371 Aus 23 361 Aus 4604 393(T) Aus 53 374, 375 Aus 4621 394(T) Aus 54 374 Aus 4622 370, 393(T) Aus 72 373 Aus 4722 398(T) Aus 115 372 Aus 4723 397(T), 398(T), 399(T), 400(T) Aus 129 377 Aus 4725 400(T) Aus 143 378 PNG 387 361 Aus 154 401(T) PNG 515 394(T) Aus 168 405(T) PNG 518 369 Aus 169 380 PNG 545 393(T) Aus 171 380, 404(T) PNG 554 393(T) Aus 172 403(T) PNG 631 369 Aus 174 404(T) PNG 637 394(T) Aus 230 385(T), 386(T) PNG 679 393(T) Aus 235 388(T) PNG 680 393(T) Aus 236 366, 389(T) SLB 102 406(P) Aus 238 365 Aus 242 383(T) Aus 244 384(T) Aus 245 384(T) Aus 249 364 Aus 251 364 INT Chart Notices Aus 271 384(T) INT 604 393(T) Aus 280 362 INT 621 394(T) Aus 281 362 INT 622 370, 393(T) Aus 293 396(T) INT 722 398(T) Aus 294 396(T) INT 723 397(T), 398(T), 399(T), 400(T) Aus 299 396(T) INT 725 400(T) Aus 301 368, 391(T) Aus 326 375 Aus 327 398(T) Aus 328 397(T), 399(T), 400(T) Aus 329 400(T) Aus 386 370 Aus 387 361 Aus 388 370 Aus 391 395(T) Aus 487 379 Aus 489 381(T) Aus 516 394(T) Aus 606 376 Aus 607 376 Aus 614 362 Aus 618 392(T) Aus 652 362 Aus 662 395(T) Aus 700 396(T) Aus 796 402(T) Aus 809 381(T) Aus 827 382(T) Aus 828 390(T) Aus 835 367 Aus 836 367 15 May 2020 4 I 361 AUSTRALIA - Products - New Charts, New Editions, Withdrawn Charts Australian Hydrographic Office New Charts Chart Title and Geographical limits Scale Publication Date Remarks PNG 387 Papua New Guinea - North Coast - Vitiaz 1:300 000 15 May 2020 Adoption of Papua New Strait to Karkar Island Guinea chart numbering. 4° 36’·00 S – 6° 23’·02 S Replaces Aus 387. 145° 32’·00 E – 148º 20’·92 E General updating throughout; including latest bathymetric data. New Electronic Navigation Chart (Aus ENC) Cell Name Title Publication Date Remarks AU5PKL01 Australia - New South Wales - Port Kembla 14 May 2020 AU5194P0 has been withdrawn New Editions and Withdrawn Charts Chart Title Scale Publication Date Remarks Aus 23 Australia - North Coast - Northern 1:50 000 15 May 2020 New edition with general (Edition 2) Territory - Apsley Strait (Southern Sheet) updating throughout; including latest bathymetric data. Chart Aus 23 Edition 1 dated 13 February 2009 is now superseded and must be withdrawn from use. Charts withdrawn Chart Remarks Aus 387 On publication of new chart PNG 387 Chart permanently withdrawn Charts listed above as withdrawn no longer meet chart carriage requirements and should be marked as "superseded" and replaced with the new chart/ new edition listed prior to passage through the area covered by the new chart. When placing orders with a chart agent between notice of forthcoming edition and its publication, mariners should advise whether their order pertains to the current edition or the new edition. For further details refer to the AHO website at www.hydro.gov.au for new edition and new chart stock arrival information. 15 May 2020 5 I 362 AUSTRALIA - Products - New Charts and New Editions to be published shortly Australian Hydrographic Office New Charts to be published shortly Chart Title Scale Remarks PNG 652 Papua New Guinea - North Coast - Plans in Papua New Guinea Adoption of Papua New (Sheet 4) Guinea chart numbering. Plans: Replaces Aus 652. Aitape Roads 1:37 500 General updating Aitape 1:12 500 throughout; including Vanimo Harbour 1:12 500 latest bathymetric data. New Editions to be published shortly Chart Title Scale Remarks Aus 614 Australia - East Coast - Coral Sea - Diamond Passage 1:150 000 New edition with general Plans: updating throughout; East Diamond Islet 1:25 000 including latest Turtle Islet 1:25 000 bathymetric data. Charts to be withdrawn Chart Remarks Aus 652 On publication of new chart PNG 652 Charts to be withdrawn without replacement 27 June 2020 Chart Title Scale Publication Date Aus 280 Australia - East Coast - Queensland - Plans in Queensland 22 February 2019 Edition 5 (Sheet 3) Plans: Magpie Reef to Eden Reef 1:75 000 Flinders Group 1:50 000 Aus 281 Australia - East Coast - Queensland - First Three Mile Opening 1:75 000 22 February 2019 Edition 3 to Cape Direction 363 AUSTRALIA - Shutdown of AMSA's DGPS service Australian Maritime Safety Authority Australian Maritime Safety Authority's radiobeacon differential global positioning system (DGPS) service will be shutdown from 1 July 2020.
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